Brad Pitt Doesn't Care About Angelina Jolie's Reaction After Taking Girlfriend To Chateau Miraval

Brad Pitt reportedly doesn't care about Angelina Jolie's reaction after he took his new girlfriend, Nicole Poturalski, to their home in Paris, Chateau Miraval.

Last week, the "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" star sparked dating rumors with the German model after they were spotted together in Paris. Several outlets confirmed that they are dating and that the pair headed to Chateau Miraval, his shared estate with ex-wife Jolie. Pitt didn't care if his move would upset Jolie, according to an insider.

"Taking Nicole to Miraval on their former wedding anniversary, Brad knows exactly what he is doing and the reaction it’s going to get from Angelina," a source told Us Weekly.

"He just doesn’t care if Angelina is going to lash out. He expects she will."

Pitt and Jolie purchased Chateau Miraval in 2008. The "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" stars tied the knot in the estate on Aug. 23, 2014. Pitt's decision to take his new girlfriend to the estate within the same week he married Jolie six years ago raised a few eyebrows.

Because of Pitt’s move, a netizen subtly called him insensitive on Twitter using the term “sensitivity chip.” The user could be referencing Jennifer Aniston's words in her 2005 interview with Vanity Fair. The "Friends" alum was asked at the time about Pitt and Jolie's 60-page photo spread for W Magazine as an early 1960-style married couple. The spread raised eyebrows because it happened shortly after their split.

Pitt was the one who conceptualized the shoot, and so he retained international rights and made money from it which surprised Aniston. The "Murder Mystery" star said she didn't know it, but they were already divorced when it happened and she knew Pitt was not mean-spirited but implied that he was being insensitive.

"I know Brad. Brad would say, ‘That’s art!’" Aniston said. "There’s a sensitivity chip that’s missing.”

Meanwhile, Pitt’s visit to Chateau Miraval had a purpose. It turned out hat he was there to finalize the details of his new Champagne, Fleur de Miraval.

The new product will have a limited first edition release and will be available in the U.S. market on Oct. 15. Also, Pitt participated in the estate's yearly harvest, which he has been doing in the past years.